www.salon.com — The son of the founding father of the modern conservative movement has jumped ship on McCain.

www.salon.com — A billboard in West Plains, Mo., depicts Barack Obama in a turban.

www.salon.com — In another attack, former Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating raises the Democratic nominee's admitted drug use and calls him a "guy of the street."

www.rhrealitycheck.org — John McCain may be attempting to tamp down anger at rallies for the Republican presidential ticket by disputing the notion that Barack Obama is an Arab and a danger to the country, but Sarah Palin continues to stoke her base with inaccuracies on Obama's position on abortion. At a rally in John More ...

www.thaindian.com — Obamas 10-point lead now historically beyond McCain to overcome October 13th, 2008 - 6:16 pm ICT by ANI - Washington , Oct 13 (ANI): With Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama taking a comfortable ten point-lead over his Republican rival John McCain as per the latest poll, he is all but . More ...

www.flickr.com — dreamlogic posted a reply: To lurch back on this thread like fucking Frankenstein's monster - it probably doesn't matter what they do, now . Not at all, probably. It probably didn't matter when I was trying to be so smart and vocal about intervention, either. But if it did, too late. We're  More ...

nominister.blogspot.com — I've been accused of giving the Democratic hopeful a hard time, that I focus too much on the negative. Can we at No Minister be so kind as to let one of Obama's supporters talk freely of his achievemnts? Yes we can!

www.flickr.com — Vintage-Love posted a photo: in Germany we say yes to Obama!

kupe.joeuser.com — Trying as hard as I can to be fair and unbiased (which I will admit is difficult in these turbulent times and for me perhaps especially) General David Petraeus' recent comments at the Heritage Foundation seem to undercut John McCain's paraphrasing of the General's position and seem to lean more towa More ...

draginol.joeuser.com — Interesting article: With the nation in the middle of what is being regularly reported as the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, a new poll found that 74 percent of America's top business leaders fear "an Obama presidency would be disastrous for the country." Don More ...